Why Laos?
When you go to Laos, it feels like no other place Asia, it’s like the country that time forgot. Laos PDR is often translated as Lao people don’t rush and they don’t. Their way of life is based of years of culture and tradition and as animists they have a big respect for nature so the sense of being surrounded by jungle is eminent. The moment you get off the plane you’ll be hit with fresh air and the sounds of nature, serene locals, slowly going about their daily life.
When you go to Laos, it feels like no other place Asia, it’s like the country that time forgot. Laos PDR is often translated as Lao people don’t rush and they don’t. Their way of life is based of years of culture and tradition and as animists they have a big respect for nature so the sense of being surrounded by jungle is eminent. The moment you get off the plane you’ll be hit with fresh air and the sounds of nature, serene locals, slowly going about their daily life.
Types Of Laos School Tours
Community Service and Volunteer Tours In Laos you can help bringing running water to a remote community, and teach English and other soft skills at a local school. Check out our Community Service and Volunteer Tour Itineraries below for some inspiration.
Laos Sustainability School Tours As tourism takes off in Laos, sustainable ventures are springing up throughout the country to give visitors both authentic experiences and help locals to make a decent living. 
Ethnic Minority Homestay Tours This landlocked country also has a range of ethnic groups, beautiful waterfalls and ancient customs.